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- COMING MAN.


Editors Drdwe,, Hdrpey's Margarine,
for October.
wants some invormashun, shust so qyick-
~ vot / can,
How ] shall pring mine Yawcob CUP to
been der coming man,
For eiery day i'll seem to me der brosbect
look der harder
70 make dot coming man IMPROVE ubon
dot going faGer
Twas Deddher he was more like me, a
Deutcher. plain and rude,
AS to been abofe hees peesnis und grown
CUP TO been dude.
L don'd oxshbect dot poy off mine Wash
ington to be,
Und schop mid hadchits all aroundt upon
mine abbledree.
So he can let der coundtry know he
schumacher vas as /.
Und got scheap advertising dot he don'd
could dell lie;
Mine Gawcob let's der drees alone undil
der fruit obey bear,
dJnd dhen dot Teller he looks oudt und gets
der lions share.
some say twas better dot yoa teach der
young idees to shoot;
Veil, dink dis about id dot advice id vas
20 goot !
Dot poy yonee dock hees broder oudt und
obey blay William Tell,
Budt Yawcob vas no seooter-he don't do
id pooty veil
Dot arrow don'd 20 droo der core, but id
vent pooty near
sShust near enough to miss i'll und 50 droo
hess broder's err.
He drayels NIT hees buysiekle in efery
kind off yedder.
Und dough he vas a temperance poy;
sometimes he dakes ''header."
| don'd know shust exactly yot dot vas
it's worse as bier
ohust like he strike a cyclone and walk
righdt oil on his earl
1 ask Won dime aboudt id, fudt dot poy he
only grumble,
Und say | beddher try i'll yonee dhen may
be would "tumble.'
Dot Yawco5 says dot ye vas boor ind he
wants TO he richer.
Und dot der coming man must been a
ylrsd glass pase-pall pitcher;
He says be must he "shtriking OUT und
try und "makc hit
UnG dells me vas loft mine pase" When
make tun off it;
When say he soon must paddle bees ca
noe ''out on der schwim,"
lie say, dot Won off Hanlan's shells vas goot
enough for him.
Dot Shakesbeer say ahoudt der son dots
brofl igatc und Wild;
@'HoW sharper as IL serpent's thanks vas
been der toothie5s shildr
[ / got dot leetle twisted; / mean dot
thankiess youth
He cuts his poor odt fader more as n ser
pents tOCth).
IND Ghcn DIR lrovetb de.ls US dot der
schi'd he must eher,
Und dot eef you should sphare der rod YOU
shloil him righdt away
Yell, Yawcob, he vas poorly goot-I guess |
don'd gomblain.
Iso1nedimes Wish, mines4lf, dot ! vas been
poy again.
lets linn blay nit pase-palI. und dake
headers While he can.
prIhgs him CUP nit Kindness, uBd risk
der coming man.
Let neghtor Pfeifer Use der stick, While
OTTO bowls und dances
II shpoil der rod unG shpare der shilA,
dink, und dake der STANCES.
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BY authority Of the owners, the under.
signed will offer at public sale, before the
front door Of the Court House at Martins
hytrn np
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Railroads..
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID TINE TABLE,
In Effect Sunday, July, Fl, 1887.
WEST BOUND.

WEST BOUND.
No. ], Cincinnati Limited Daily leaves
Phla. 10:45 a. IN and BALTIC. 2:15 y. IN
Washington 3:I5 p. m. and MartInsbrrg
$40 p. m.
No. 7. Pittbsurg Express, Daily leaves
BALTIC. Z 40 p. m. Washington 500 y. m,
and Martnsburg :04 pm.
No. 3, CHM. d Chicago Express Daily
leaves Phila. 500 p. IN BALTIC. $3.50 p IN.
Washington $40, Martinsburg IL 90 p m.
No 5, Chicago ~ Pittsburg Limited
Daily leaves Philadelphia 700 m. Bal
to. 1000 a. IN, Washington 1855 M,
Martinsburg 12:4G = N.
No 60, Daily except sunday, stops at all
stations, connects for Romney, leaves
Martinsburg 1920 p m.
No 60. daily, stops at all stations 10
tween Baltimore and Keyser and connects
for Remney, leaves Martinsburg 1850 m.
EAST BOUND.
No4, Daily, leaves Martinsburg 4:02
m, Washington GEO III, BALTIC. 1870 a
m. Phila. 12:00 noon.
No 3, Daily, Martinsburg 500 a. m,
Washington !:20 a M, BALTIC. s:8Oa IN
No2, Daily Limited, Martinsburg I1;15
a m, Washington 1:15 m, BALTIC. 2:l5 p
IN , Phila. $40 p M, stops nj ). V. june,
and connects with Valley Branch for all
points between Harper's Ferry and Lex
ington and with Washington County
Branch for HagerstowH.
No. 6, Daily, Limited, lea"es Martins
burg 2:20 p m: Washington A %; Balti-
more 20 and Philadelphia 8 As p. m. 1t
connects AT Washington Junction for
Frederick.
No GO, Daily, except Sunday, via Old
Line, leaves Martinsbnrg 10 % a M; stops
at all stations, connects with the Valley
Branch at Harper's Ferry, at Weverton
for Hagerstown, and at Frederick juno
ton for Frederick.
No SO, daily. between Keyser and Balti-
more, leaves Martinsburg O'Clock, p. M,
connects for Winchester, Hagerstown and
Frederick except Sunday.
j. T. MARTIN, Agent.
c. X. LORD,
Gen'l. Passenger Agent,
Baltimore
WIN. NJ CLEMENTS,
General Manager,
Baltimore.
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NOVEMBER. 12th. 1887.

a tract ofland lying upon Mill Greek near
Bunker Hill, said county OF Berkeley,con-
comfortable dwelling house, barn and 9th
er out buildings. The mill Is situated on
a stream which never fails or freezes
Bunker Hill is situated on the turnp ke,
equal distance from Martinsbnrg and " in
chester. 1t has the advantage Of stores,
churches and schools
TERMS OF SALE:--One third cash and
the remainder in one and two years, with
interest on deferred payment from date of
sale. Deferred payment to be secured by
n reservation in the conveyance. A de-
post Of 800 will be required from the pur-
chaser on day of sale. Information in re-
lation 10 the property will be given appli-
cation to G. A. Sauerwein, Baltimore, Md,
tbs JOHN w. DODD.
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Sunday trains on KS 0 Ry., arrive at
Charleston at 6;10 p m waiting Tor o IL IL
II train No ], at ut Pleasant This is the
short line and parties purchasing tickets
should ask for tickets via. the ONO river
Railroad. For information regarding
rates. rout es, etc. address
W j Robinson. Gen'l Pass Agent,
Parkersburg, " va
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Thursday, Nov. Il
1867,

| the property, effects, estate and franchises of
| the Martinsburg and Potomac Railroad Co,
ascertaned to be as follows, to-wit The
! corporate rights and franchises granted to
| said NJ. h p. R r. Co, by the Legislature
Of the Stata OF West Virgipia, by an act pass.
| ed February 10th, 1868 and an act passed
February 26th, 1870, amandatory thereof, and
| its railroad constructed in Berkeley County
under its char ter, extending from q point
near the intersection Of Raleigh street with
Race street in the town of artiasburg, to
point on the Southern side of the Potomac
river, near Pcwel's Bend including also it's
sidings, lands, buildings, rights and appur-
tenaoces thereto belonging; also the follow
ing ak parcels Of ground, TO wit: Eight acres
and 3 SO poles, and | scrc, roods sad III
SO poles, conveyed by John W. Stewart and
wife to said Railroad Company, by deed
dated September lst 1878, recorded IN Deed
Book No 10, page 3sl, or the land records
o. id &C unity except 23-l03 Of an acre there.
Of, conveyed by said company to n A. Fraz-
er and wife, dated March 1912 1887, and re.
corded in Deed Book No IA, page 10 o; said
records, a parcel OF 1870 Of an acre IN
said town o, Martinsburg, conveyed by H.
A. Frazer and wife to said company, by deed
dated March 18th, 1917, and recorded in
deed book No. "a, page 10 of said records:
ingtOn, i'll said county, conveyed by f. NJ.
Davis and wife TO said company by Deed,
dated December 3Ist, 1885, and recorded in
deed book No. -, page 325 OF sal. records;
parcel of acre of ground meas Falling
Waters. in said county, conveyed Nv Jacob
Syster to said company by deed dated
March 23rd, 1856 and recorded in deed
book No. 50, page 45S Of said recoI ts; and
a parcel of ,, 26S So. feet of ground in said
town of Martinsburg, conveyed by James
l.. Randolph and wife to said company, by
deed dated July 10, 1886, and recorded in
deed book No. 50, page 1874 of said records.
TERMS OF SAEE.-One-third each on
day of sale; balance IN two equal payments
at one and two years, with interest Srom
day of sale, tine deferred payments n be
evidenced by the bonds OF the purchaser,
and the tit le to said property to he witheld
until MI Of the purchase money shall have
been paid. r. BOYD EAU LkNER,
Nm. Ii. TRAY ERS'
Special Commissioners.
hereby certify that Il. Boyd Faulkner,
ore of the Special Commissioners in he
above entitled cause, has executed bOad,
with sufficient security, as required by
law. >. IL. MARTIN,
a Is 3-m Clerk.
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Prirate Sale
OF A VALUABLE AND DEsIRABaE
.u an F.A!l,. RIM. u.-

Sept. 10, 's7.


TNhE UNDERSlGN in hshaf of the
l heirs Of John c. small deceased. offers
al private sale that valuable farm located on
the Nartinsburg and Williamsporo pike,
about miles from Msrtinsburg, consisting
Of 90 acres OF val aAble farmiLg land, most
ly limestone, abous 25 acres OF il good tim.
Der There is on n u comfortable dwelling
house, n SwitZer barn, never failing well,
cisterns Smoke House, Carnage House,
hicken House aud Spring houss ,aso an or
chard OF execlsnt fruit, also II spring on the
he eastern side of the tarm and Iunni <
water three 'oarths of the year. About fifty
acres now VOL set in grass FMS, from To-
cotiou. CHARACTER 0 soil and buildings is oue
OF The moss de,irahle farms IN the Sheuan.
doah Valloy
TERMS tF SALG.-Oue thild cash, re
maiuoer ia lwa equal pa lueut5 at one and
two yenfs. with interest and to lie secured
49, leo o. e premises
Gail "a oil address
JOAN NJ SMALL.
bup "e,h 's7 8sdingto., Berkeley Co
West Virgi1io'
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GEO. b. WRESTLING,
Mich. % 'S7 superintendent.
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10y virtue of three Deeds Of Trust, execut-
ID ed by Thomas W. Rhinaman and Mary
A. Rhinaman to rne as Trustee ! will sell on
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Miscellaneous.

At Mill Greek, Berkeley County,
w. Va.
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J.F. BOYD, superintendent
H, A RIDDLE, Gen'l. Passenger Agent
W. GARD,
Agent at Martinsb g
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NTOTJCE. ANY one DESTROYS of purchasing
IA 6rs, class (new) buggy, al reasoua-
H. ice nppA al tbla eto g or call on Mr..
s 5 y g.
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Is not accounted virtue In matters Of business.
He who undertakes himself II Justly undervaiued
The very condition Of thing. in the business world
mpersttvely demands OF every business man that he
SOUND HIS OWN TRUMPET"
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Sl4 10 Is the price for any one Of them 60
where you WILL dIplicstss Of these cannot be
kss.sI up
cat &c medium and heavy weights This lot Is king
the sba of from Us g SaS Sr had
s:sssrs. Tsss !.ysS danbsoundsd ~hsa v
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Blast BLAST No. |. . String of Pearls
ChInchilla Overcoats, blue and brown very heavy,
D.fi Melton ovsroo..s medium weight STRICTLY all
DARK Melton overcost.. heavy weight strictly all
sss at. Ssss
would have 1t all please call ut
VICTOR L ADLER's
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e27 and e2e 9TH It NV, corner Massachusetts sva
Strictly One Price
Open Saturday until IL pm MO
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In recent speech Minister Phelps took particu-
M pans 70 thank the Prince OF Wales sfor h,s
Kindness 70 American citizens who are worthy the
honor' DID the Minister have sullivan. the pugtI-
lst and buffalo Bii /" the show man. specially in
his mindf -
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One OF Most's witnesses, who announces thar he
Is not jet fullnedged anarchist states bis belief
that God does not bother about such trtflins
thiag Is perjury. When he has become q grad
oAte In anarehism he may be expected TO ada
murder 70 his list OF triing things and TO withdraw
the eondescensioA which recognizes an oyerruling
power as a lawmaker for any purposes
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The welcome extended TO John L sullivan when
ne landed on English shores was evidently not
strained He has been nonlzed ever since 70 an
extent which would be likely TO turn the head of
mucn more sensible man In the presence OF an
saminng multitude at the Westminster Aquarium
sAs. night ne pounded an English pugiiist for sew
s'A minutes, ana then announced that he was
preparing for an encounter in which he vonId
take the bounce out OF Mitchen, II an the
~oounce' ne takes out OF others goes 70 swell the
volume OF MS own, the world viii presently not be
large enough % hold him. ~
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$3.50 English ''waukenphast" Shoes for e.
sta Fancy Hid slippers for t1.50.
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66c Odd Knee-Psnts for Soc.
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OWING TO THE LATE ARRIVAL OF JACK
FROST. THE SALE OF HEAVY Jo0T.wHAR Has
BEEN SOMEWHAT RETARDED. AND TO AVOID
CARRYING THEM OVER WE ARE COMPELLED
TO MARK DOWN PRICES ON MANY or THEM.
WORTHY OF YOUR SPECIAL ATTENTION ARE
THE FOLLOWING % LIFE sAvEHs,~ WHICH
MAY BE TRULY so CALLED. FOR THE EXTREME
COMFORT TREY AFFORD AND TUE paorEc-
TToN THEY OFFER TO THE wKARER yRok
COLD AND DAMP FEET trHH RESULT OF MANY
FATAL COLD. THEREBY PROBABLY SAVING
MANY A LIFE.
AT s4s7 WE ARE SELLING NOW THE MOST
ELEGANT FRENCH CALI. OAL1-LINED SCOTCH
BOTTOM (HAND-MADE OF OoURsE,. ENGLISH
Balls AND CONGRESS. REGULAR % SHOES
FOR sae5 AN EXTRA HEAVY CHOICE CALF s
SOLE SCOTCH BOTTOM BOOT. MANY A POLICE
MAN CAN TESTIFY TO THEIR DURA-
BILITY AND COMFORT; THEY ARE
CHEAP AT % AT gao LADIES' PLIABIE
FINE BUTTON. WITH HEAVY EXTENSION
sOLEs FAIR STITCHED. YET wITHAL NOT
CLUMSY. But AS COMFORTABLE AND PERFECT
FITTING AS THE LlGHTEsT SLIPPER: THESE
ARE BETTER THAN ANY OTHER % SHOE ABOUT
TOWN.
YOU MUST SEE THESE BY ALL MEANS.
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WEDNESDAY Evrx1se. Nov. 80
SANTA CLAUS
VIII give away TOYS aud PRESENTS 70 the Children
from the front Of
n28.3t THE FAIR, S12 7th ct. NV
G0ODH0LME's DOMESTIC CYCLOPEDIA OF
~ PRACTICAL INFORMATION.
yincept's Lesson Commentary 1883.
foloubets Select Notes 1883
Key 70 Cooking. 25c. Six Cups Of Coffee, 25c.
samantha at Saratoga.
@. @. PURSELL, Booksellsr
nZ9 AIS 9th st nv.
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duel In France, wonderful To say has ended IN
the death OF one Of the parties This atsrnrns me
old rule about the harmlessness or SUCH mest,nos
On French soil Unhappily, however the other
Old rule, that the better man Is COMMONLY the ons
VINO gets killed. remains untouched by the present
case The quarrel which led 70 the duel was caused
BY an insult cast by one OF the combatants unon
= lady. II was the iady's champion who ten
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Do You NEED Ar OvraooAr,

A Poru1An DarvE
DUB GREAT SALE OF EXcEPTIoNAL-vALUE
ovERcoATs AT FIFTEEN DOLLARS EACH SEEMS
TO HAVE BEEN JUST THE THING THAT THOU.
SANDS OF PEOPLE WERE WAITING FOR JUDO
ING FROM THE CONTINUOUS STREAM OF PuR-
cHAsERs THAT HAVE rHRoNaED TO OUR
HOUSE EVER SINCE WE FIRST ANNOUNCED
THE GREAT SALE GREAT VALUES THEY ARE
TOO AT els EACH THE BEST WE HAVE EVER
OFFERED. THE BEST WE HAVE EvER SEEN.
cHINcHnLA BEAVERS IN ALL THE NEW AND
DESIRABLE coLoRs, SUCH AS BROWN. GRAY
AND BLUE LINED THROUGHOUT WITH SATIN,
CORDED EDGES. sTYLIsHLY MADE AND PER.
Feet BoDY-FITTINe. CANNOT BE DUPLICATED
HEREABoUTs FOB LESS THAN s25 EACH, BUT
UNTIL THEY ARE GONE COME HERE AND
TAKE YOUR CHOICE AT FIFTEEN DOLLARS
KERsEYs AND MEIroNs IN HANDSOME COL
oRINas. SUCH As -FAwN." LONDON SMOKE
LONDON BROWN" AND OTHER POPULAR
SHADES. WITH AND WITHOUT vn1vrr COL
LARS. LAP SEAMS. ART1sT1cALIY TAILORED.
PERFECT FoRA-TIrTING. STITCHED EDGES
AND sILK.FAcKD. RICHLY ELEGANT OVER
COATS THE CHOICE WHILE THEY LAST FIT.
TEEN DOLLARS EACH.
WHERE DO YOU SUPPOSE YOU CAN DO AZ
WELL, CERTAINLY NOT IN THESE pARTs, GER
TAINLY NOT IN THIS COUNTRY. ENGLISH
CAPE COATS IN GREAT vARIETY-IMPoRTED
DIRECT BY Us. IF YOU WANT AN ovERcoAT
COME TO HEADQUARTERS. YOU'RE sUEE TO
FIND JUST WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR
sAKs AND COMPANY.
SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE.
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ITO THE TRADE
In addition to large stock Of the various brands Of
PLUG TOBACCO always on hand. have just received
large invoice Of the celebrated ECLIPSE 8-inch 8
ply, and the famous brauds Of ROSENEELD'S GEN
and TOM AND JERRY. which offer to the trade at
fsctory prices.
Also. constantly on hand CiRarmakers' Supplies in
great variety Call and examine. 70 be convinced.
J. II. SCHULTZE,
n28.Sts 2913 IL street, Georgetown
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WOODWARD LOTHROP,
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